Nope, completely different species, although superficially, quite similat to look at. Both are saltwater 'flat' fish that are frequently found in estuaries. Both are prized as a food fish, with Sole being the fish of choice. Typically, flounders tend to be more circular in shape (and heavier), whilst sole tend more towards an oval shape.
Flounder and Sole.
* Flounder * Sole * Turbot * Plaice * Halibut
fluke is the fish, two eyes one side flounder, sole IT IS ALSO BROWN ON BOTH SIDES VERY RARE AND THE EYES ARE OPPOSITE TO A NORMAL FLOUNDER
No, a flouwnder is not a fish, but a flounder is a flat fish similar in looks to a plaice or sole.
As far as I know, there are no fish with eyelids.
Major angling flatfish include dab, turbot, plaice, flounder, brill, and Dover sole. Other names of flatfish are Pacific sanddab, and a variety of sole including sand sole, butter sole, and rock sole.
Yes, the fish you are referring to is called the "flatfish," such as flounder or sole. These fish are born with an eye on each side of their head but as they mature, one eye migrates to the other side so both eyes are on the same side. In Key West, you can find species of flatfish like flounder.
flounder it is soal not flounder
Mostly cod, but I'm sure flounder and sole as well as freshwater fish.
There is the sole.
A flounder is actually classed as a flat fish.
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